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We are not affiliated with any legal or government institute.
You do not need to have legal exemption to sign up with us, and
signing up will offer you no extra legal protection. We are
merely a source for medicine.
We try to always have at least one Indica and one Sativa
based strain available at all times as they have different
therapeutic properties. Also, we offer cannabis-enriched cookies
to provide longer-lasting effects, Ryanol pills (consisting of
grapeseed oil and lecithin) and hemp salve - an all-purpose
topical ointment made from cannabis-seed oil, vitamin E, and bees
wax. Browse the Product Guide for a complete list of our
products.
How
Do I Sign Up?
For permanent, physical disabilities or diseases, proof of
diagnosis and proper identification is required. This is
generally a note with the patient's name, a statement of
their condition, and their physician's name and
signature.
For mental health conditions such as depression, bipolar
disorder, schizophrenia, etc., a specific recommendation for the
use of cannabis is needed by the patient's physician, as well
as proper identification
We have locations in Victoria, British Columbia and
Halifax, Nova Scotia.
For more information on how to find us call:
(250) 381 - 4220 on the west coast
(902) 497 - 3941 on the east coast
Or email us at:
hempo101@gmail.com
Store Hours
Monday - Saturday: 10am - 7pm
Sunday: 11am - 6pm
Open everyday, including holidays.
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Old Events
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News
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Letter from Health
Canada to Ted Smith
June 3, 2008
Dear Mr. Smith
Thank you for your letter dated December 4, 2007
sent to Honourable Tony Clement, regarding the research program and
your request for an exemption under section 56 of the Controlled Drugs
and Substances Act (CDSA) and the attachments as Health Canada did not
receive your letter dated Jan 3, 2007. I have been asked to respond to
you directly and apologize for the delay.
Health Canada appreciates stakeholders’
views and input and notes your comments regarding the need for a
community based advisory committee to oversee the program. I would ask
you that Health Canada considers, on an ongoing basis, comments
received with the aim of improving the program’s efficiency.
Furthermore, when required, committees may be established. As noted in
your letter, in the case of marijuana for medical access program, a
committee was established some years ago for specific discussions
around amendments of the regulations. It has since been discontinued as
its’ mandate was fulfilled. Read Full Story
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Church of the Universe
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Judge Jails Cannabis Priests, Seizes Their Church
Ontario: A Hamilton judge has hammered Church of the Universe founders
Reverend Brother Walter Tucker and Reverend Brother Michael Baldasaro,
sentencing them to hefty jail terms and ordering the seizure of their
east-Hamilton headquarters. In a strongly worded decision, Superior
Court Justice John Cavarzan said, "544 Barton Street East is a
marijuana convenience store that operates for profit like a
prohibition-era speakeasy, but disguised as a church." Cavarzan
sentenced Baldasaro, 58, to two years in a federal penitentiary on two
counts of marijuana trafficking, involving about 2.5 grams worth $30.
He handed Tucker, 75, a 12-month jail sentence for three counts of
trafficking, involving $40 worth of pot. Read Full Story |
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American College of
Physicians ask for reclassification
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Doctors ask for a change in marijuana laws
Former Surgeon
General: Mainstream Medicine Has Endorsed Medical Marijuana
A historic document
from the 124,000-member American College of Physicians certifies the
medical value of marijuana
One of America's
largest and most important groups of physicians has moved to cut
through the clutter of political controversies over medical use of
marijuana. Lawmakers and the public alike would do well to pay
attention. The College publishes Annals of Internal Medicine, the most
widely cited medical specialty journal in the world. . Read Full Story
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